Defeating Quang Ninh 3-0, the capital's women's volleyball team won the 2025 Class A Volleyball Championship

With a convincing performance and smooth play, the Hanoi Tasco Auto women's volleyball team was crowned champion of the 2025 National A-Class Volleyball Tournament, after a 3-0 victory over Quang Ninh in the final match held at the Ha Tinh Sports Gymnasium on the evening of November 1.

The 2025 National A-Class Volleyball Tournament, taking place from October 23 to November 1, brings together many teams with high professional quality. Throughout the group stage and qualifying round, the Hanoi Tasco Auto women's volleyball team continuously demonstrated stable performance, surpassing opponents with a modern, fast, and tactical style of play. The team under the leadership of head coach Nguyen Huu Binh showed clear maturity, especially in the ability to maintain the rhythm of the match and handle the situation confidently at important moments.

Entering the final match on the evening of November 1, Hanoi Tasco Auto took the initiative, effectively exploiting the ability to attack the flanks and handle the ball firmly in the first step. The constant pressure made it difficult for Quang Ninh to organize counter-attacks. All 3 sets ended with the same scenario: Hanoi Tasco Auto controlled the game, maintained a safe distance and finished neatly to win 3-0, affirming their superior ability compared to the rest of the tournament.

The Hanoi Tasco Auto women's volleyball team has excellently won the 2025 National A-Class Volleyball Championship, thereby officially winning the right to compete in the 2026 National Volleyball Championship. (Photo: TL)

This achievement means that the team officially won the right to participate in the 2026 National Volleyball Championship, marking the strong return of the capital's women's volleyball team in the highest league.

To have an impressive performance in this year's tournament, the Hanoi women's volleyball team has had a thorough and systematic preparation process. Under the management of an experienced coaching staff, Hanoi Tasco Auto focuses on improving physical strength, perfecting tactics and building a stable force framework.

Notably, the team has made a strategic move to strengthen its force by hiring two international-class foreign players, including Adora Anae - a former US player who has played in more than 20 countries - and Kaewkalaya Kamulthala, a former Thai player who is known for her solid blocking ability and rich international experience.

Not only adding athletes, Hanoi Tasco Auto also invited veteran Thai expert Kittipong Pornchartying as a professional consultant. The combination of high-quality foreign players, international experts and young domestic players helps Hanoi's squad become balanced, resilient and tactically deep. The team's playing style becomes sharper, especially in the ability to coordinate quick attacks and handle the ball flexibly.

Fierce matches of the 2025 National A-Class Volleyball Tournament. (Photo: TL)

Besides the international pillars, the domestic force of Hanoi Tasco Auto is a remarkable bright spot with the maturity of many young faces such as Vi Thi Yen Nhi, Bui Thi Anh Thao, Le Thuy Linh, Pham Thuy Linh. These are all promising athletes, considered the next "seeds" of Hanoi women's volleyball in particular and Vietnamese volleyball in general.

The 2025 National A Championship therefore not only has a significant achievement, but also marks an important turning point in the journey to restore the position of Hanoi women's volleyball. The ticket to the 2026 National Championship opens a new door for the team, where the playing field requires a higher level and fiercer competition - and is also an opportunity for Hanoi to continue to demonstrate its efforts to rebuild a professional, brave and vibrant team.

Along with the team's achievements, the recent establishment of the Hanoi Volleyball Federation also creates an important foundation for the long-term development of volleyball in the capital. The establishment of the Federation is expected to strengthen the connection, orientation and socialization of volleyball activities from school to professional level, thereby forming a comprehensive and sustainable Hanoi volleyball ecosystem.

In the coming time, the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports affirms that it will continue to accompany Hanoi Tasco Auto to strengthen professional work, support training and competition conditions, and create momentum for the team to compete effectively at the 2026 National Championship. The important goal is to build a professional and unique Hanoi women's volleyball brand, contributing to the overall development of Vietnamese volleyball.

Source: https://thoidai.com.vn/thang-quang-ninh-3-0-bong-chuyen-nu-thu-do-gianh-vo-dich-giai-bong-chuyen-hang-a-2025-217374.html